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Glitter Etiquette’s “Cerulean” Blurs the Lines of Noise and Emotion

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Glitter Etiquette’s latest EP “Cerulean” is a cinematic plunge into noise-washed futurism, where shoegaze sensibilities collide headfirst with glitchy electronics and a post-everything edge. Across five tracks, the band takes the sonic building blocks they laid in Silicone Bodies—grungy textures, dreamy layering, and melodic dissonance—and bends them into something less earthly, more synthetic, and infinitely […]

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Monks of Symbiosis Share a Soft Song with “Little Bird”

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There’s something magnetic about music born from shared isolation. Monks of Symbiosis, a band whose name already evokes unity and coexistence, embody that energy completely. Formed during the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic, when the world shut its doors and musicians everywhere found themselves cut off from the familiar rhythms of live performance, six musicians

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Lauren Minear’s “Nice Guy” Is a Warning Disguised as a Bop

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Lauren Minear has never been one to shy away from emotion, honesty, or the sometimes messy intersection of the two. Her newest single, “Nice Guy,”, takes everything she’s known for—poetic vulnerability, soaring vocals, and lyrical depth—and sharpens it into a pop rock anthem that refuses to be polite. It’s a bold step into a new

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“Time is Running Out” But Moon Age is Just Getting Started

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Moon Age returns with their second single, “Time is Running Out,” a lush, retro-tinged track that solidifies their sonic identity while digging a little deeper emotionally. Hailing from Stockport, UK, Matt Hanson and Bryn Shipperlee have crafted a world that fuses the nostalgic shimmer of 80s synths with funk-driven bass lines, melodic guitar riffs, and

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Retro Meets Modern in Paperwhite’s Stunning New Single “By Your Side”

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Synth-pop duo Paperwhite, the project of siblings Katie and Ben Marshall, have made their long-awaited return with their latest single, “By Your Side,” now available on all streaming platforms. The track is a captivating blend of retro nostalgia and modern shine, with hypnotic beats pulsing beneath shimmering synths. Katie’s ethereal vocals float effortlessly through the

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Sofi Gev’s “Bright Light Shining” Glows with Nostalgia and Hope

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Sofi Gev’s music is a world unto itself, an ethereal space where delicate vocals meet introspective storytelling. With a sound that blends indie pop, folk, and electronica, her artistry is shaped by influences as varied as Birdy, Aurora, Maggie Rogers, and Regina Spektor. It’s a dreamscape built on vulnerability, honesty, and an unshakable sense of

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UraelB’s “NOSTALGIA” EP Invites Listeners to Reconnect With Their Inner Child

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UraelB’s latest EP, “NOSTALGIA,” is more than just a collection of tracks; it’s a heartfelt journey through the memories and experiences that shaped him. Born and raised in Inglewood, CA, the hip-hop emcee has always been a storyteller at heart. From the tender age of 13, he turned to poetry and rap to find solace

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Patrick Sampson’s “More Than the Moment” Is a Heartfelt Ode to Hope

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Patrick Sampson has a way of making music that feels like it’s always been a part of you. Barely in his 20s, his songwriting already carries the weight and wisdom of someone who has lived through countless stories. His latest single, “More Than the Moment,” continues this tradition, offering a deeply emotional exploration of the

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Arche. A and Apazon Explore Passion and Distance in “For the Evening”

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Arche. A and Apazon are two artists who have steadily carved their own paths in the music world, bringing their distinct styles and perspectives to the forefront. Ashley Bazuaye, known as Arche. A, is a UK-based Nigerian record producer and songwriter whose love for music started early with the piano and drums. This instrumental background

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